Wide bandwidth acoustic transmission via coiled-up metamaterial with impedance matching layers
Acoustic impedance
DOI:
10.1007/s11433-018-9365-6
Publication Date:
2019-03-12T06:15:36Z
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ABSTRACT
Many acoustic metamaterials suffer from a narrow bandwidth transmission because of the impedance mismatch at the air-metamaterial interface. In this paper, a two-dimensional impedance-matched metamaterial with broadband transmission performance is investigated. The impedance matching layer is introduced for a gradient variation of effective impedance from the inlet of the unit to the outlet. The effective medium theory and corresponding effective model are used to explain the underlying mechanism. The improved energy transmission of our designs is demonstrated by experiment and numerical simulation within a broad frequency bandwidth over 6 kHz. Our impedance-matched design can be used to enhance sound absorption, which is expected to present improved acoustic performance in the applications of acoustic damper and muffler.
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